How to Help Your Parents with Retirement
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Retirement is supposed to be a time of rest and relaxation, but sometimes that’s not the case.
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Older people who spent most of their lives working can have difficulty adjusting to a new lifestyle.
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Here are some ways you can help your parents prepare for retirement and ease their transition.
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START WITH AN HONEST CONVERSATION
This conversation is especially important if your parents are nervous about the transition.
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UNDERSTAND THEIR FINANCIAL SITUATION
They might not be as transparent as you’d like, but be patient with them and get enough information to paint a clear picture.
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ASSESS THEIR LIVING ARRANGEMENTS
If you’re worried about your parents’ health, consider looking for a retirement community to watch over them when you’re not around.
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LOCATE AND FINALIZE ESSENTIAL DOCUMENTS
Gather your parents’ essential documents and make sure their information is up to date.
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DETERMINE WHICH BENEFITS THEY QUALIFY FOR
Requesting government assistance is a humbling experience, but your parents should take advantage of it if they’re eligible.
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UPDATE THEIR INSURANCE PLANS
Their risk of injury is higher in old age, and the risk will only increase once they start living more independently.
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